The “that same” article by Ivan Golunov about the funeral business was read by more than a million people. What will be the consequences? This week began by the publication of the “same” investigation of the Medusa specialist Ivan Golunov about the funeral business, ends with the unprecedented arrests of the employees of the special detachments of Alpha and Vympel in the case of robbery. It was not without new large criminal cases - for them we now opened a separate section in the final mailing.

The theme of the release is the fragile Internet. Over the past two weeks, there have been several major outages affecting hundreds of millions of Internet users. Accidents happened at Facebook, Apple, Cloudflare. Crashes happen regularly, but now they have seriously become more frequent. We wrote a lot of material about it . Here are the main theses: The Internet was not originally designed to transmit high-definition video from continent to continent and store millions of photos remotely.

Evgeny Bernshtam, the founder of the microfinance organization (MFO) Home Money, was detained in Moscow on suspicion of fraud, writes Forbes . According to the publication, this happened a few days ago, and on Friday the Kuzminsky court arrested him for 16 days - until the end of the preliminary investigation. Evgeny Bernshtam's Home Money has been one of the largest Russian microfinance organizations since 2011 (the company's market share exceeded 24%).

The end of June was marked immediately by three major malfunctions on the Internet. If earlier they showed themselves once a month, now they have become more frequent and from the end of June arise weekly. The most noticeable accident is on Facebook when users did not see pictures. A week earlier, many sites stopped loading - the reason was the mistake of a small provider and a big trusting him too much. At risk not only sites, but also for mobile ecosystem services.

Two Russian citizens have been arrested in Libya - they are accused of trying to influence the presidential election, reported Bloomberg . The prosecutor's office of the Western-recognized interim government says the Russians tried to get a meeting with Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the executed Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. The detainees are employees of the Fund for the Protection of National Values, and they were detained back in May.

The Central Bank has updated the list of cyber threats and summed up the statistics of cyber attacks on banks in 2018. Hackers still know vulnerabilities, look for new ones, and use social engineering methods not only against customers, but also against bank employees. What happened?

The Kremlin read an investigation by Meduza journalist Ivan Golunov about the funeral business in Moscow. This was stated by the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov. Quote. “This material was widely published, and, of course, we got acquainted with it.” Peskov noted that the special services, which are discussed in the investigation, that is, the FSB, also got acquainted with the material.

On Friday, the FSB detained Alexander Vorobyov, assistant to the presidential envoy in the Urals Federal District, who is suspected of treason, writes RBC . The article provides for punishment in the form of imprisonment for up to 20 years. The materials of his criminal case are classified as "secret". Quote: “The FSB detained the assistant to the presidential envoy in the Urals Federal District, Alexander Vorobyov, on suspicion of treason. Vorobyov is a confidant of Nikolai Tsukanov.

The Grace 1 tanker, detained by the Gibraltar authorities on July 4, belonged to a Russian company, writes the Mehr Iranian news agency . The ship is linked to the Russian Titan Shipping Line, which is registered in Dubai, but its Russian origin has not been fully confirmed. The information that the tanker belongs to a Russian company is confirmed by several ship database sites – marinelike.com , BalticShipping.com and ships.lv.

The six FSB officers detained today are suspected not of theft, but of armed robbery, Vedomosti writes . Among them are four officers of the FSB Special Purpose Center (Departments A and B, also known as Alpha and Vympel) and two officers of the FSB Economic Security Service (SEB). According to the newspaper, they organized an attack on a businessman for a large sum under the guise of confiscating "black cash" and covering up the FSB's image.

The former CEO of Magnit, Olga Naumova, gave Forbes Woman her first interview after leaving the company. In it, she did not comment on the situation in the retailer, but named the main reasons for her decision. She also spoke about her career before Magnit and gender stereotypes in big business. The Bell chose the most interesting quotes.

Switzerland was the best country for expats in 2019. Over the year, she immediately rose to first place in the rankings from eighth thanks to high salaries, a stable economy and good prospects for children, writes Bloomberg citing a study by HSBC Holdings Plc. The top 5 list also includes ex-leader Singapore, Canada, Spain and New Zealand. From the unexpected: Vietnam and Turkey escaped into the top ten of the twenty. Russia is not on the list.

The hypothetical Hyperloop system from Elon Musk Moscow-Petersburg in the minimum configuration will cost 1.18 trillion rubles, which is even cheaper than a conventional high-speed highway (HSR) - 1.5 trillion rubles. But even with large-scale state support, the cheapest one-way ticket will cost 16.1 thousand rubles, or 13-18% of the monthly income of the average resident of the two capitals, and the maximum possible cost will reach 49 thousand rubles, Kommersant .

Former Rio de Janeiro governor Sergio Cabral claims he allegedly paid nine members of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), including Russian Alexander Popov and Ukrainian Sergey Bubka, $2 million to vote in the 2016 Summer Olympics host election, UOL . reports As a result, Rio de Janeiro outperformed its competitors by almost a two-fold margin.

As soon as President Putin recalled the billions of dollars invested by Russia in Venezuela under President Maduro, the Venezuelan opposition told how exactly it was not going to give them back in the near future. What's happened. Details of the debt restructuring proposal from the alternative government of Juan Guaido, whom the United States considers the legitimate president of Venezuela, was published by the Financial Times. All creditors of the country will be in an equal position.